Data/GIS
Content section:
GIS Services
The Earth Sciences & Map Library supports geographic information system (GIS) software and data services across all disciplines for the UC Berkeley campus. The library collects GIS data for areas around the world, with an emphasis on the San Francisco Bay Area and northern California.
- GeoData@UC Berkeley - The UC Berkeley Libraries' geoportal where users can search, preview, display, map, and download geospatial data in a variety of formats including shapefiles, KML, and raster data formats. GeoData@UC Berkeley is part of the OpenGeoportal project.
Data Management
- Research Data Management (UC Berkeley) - An online guide and consulting services to help you navigate the increasingly complex landscape of data planning, storage, and sharing.
- Dryad - An open-source, research data curation and publication platform. Berkeley is a partner and offers Dryad as a free service for all Berkeley researchers to publish and archive their data. Datasets published in Dryad receive a citation and can be versioned at any time. Dryad is integrated with hundreds of journals and is an easy way to both publish data and comply with funder and publisher mandates.
- DMPTool - An online tool for building data management plans with step-by-step instructions and guidance for meeting specific funding agency requirements.
- EZID - A service that makes it simple to obtain and manage long-term identifiers (i.e., DOIs and ARKs) for digital content. Berkeley researchers can request a free account by contacting researchdata@berkeley.edu.
- Data Purchase Program - The Library is accepting applications for a program to acquire data sets (through purchase or licensing) to support campus research needs.
Text and Data Mining Access
- Text Mining & Computational Text Analysis - A library guide of publishers, vendors, and collections that allow some mode of access to text and corpora for large-scale analysis.
- Text Mining & Copyright - Scholarly Communications guide to ensure your work with potentially copyrighted texts complies with legal standards.
- Email tdm-access@berkeley.edu with questions about access to library resources for text analysis purposes.
Campus Services
